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Bishop Eustace’s Crook finds her footing on field
Pearie Crook has become a key player for the Bishop Eustace Preparatory School girls soccer team after starting the sport at age 10.
Crook previously played recreationally in Haddonfield and Pennsauken before joining the NJ14 Soccer Club and the National Center of Excellence Soccer development program. These opportunities allowed her to play soccer in Sweden and England, and she also observed soccer in Italy while watching her sister play. Before focusing on soccer, Crook participated in swimming and golf.
Madeline Polino-DiSanti, a former Rosemont College athlete now in her fourth year coaching at Bishop Eustace, said Crook has been part of the varsity program since she first arrived in 2023.
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